Moraine offers a history lesson to her companions, telling them of a time when Two Rivers was known as Manetheren and fought valiantly in the age-old Trolloc Wars.Also present in their dreams: a dark, humanoid creature with glowing red eyes. Nightmares are plaguing all the Two Rivers travelers, each of whom dreams of pulling a dead bat from their throat before waking to find a dead bat beside their bedroll.They can't all be this friendly, can they? Perrin, too, is still nursing his wounds (both emotional and physical), though comfort comes from, of all places, a pack of wolves.
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( What is it with TV characters and ortolan?) An experienced Aes Sedai hunter, he carries the rings of those he kills on a jangling chain by his side. To help portray the Children of the Light for the unhinged zealots they are, the episode begins with a grinning Eamon Valda (Abdul Salis) burning an Aes Sedai woman alive as he enjoys an ortolan.There are more than just monsters who want the Dark One to win. Sharp-eyed viewers might notice that the only person at the festival not surprised by the Trolloc attack was Padan Fain (Johann Myers), the traveling merchant Mat haggled with earlier in the episode.Nynaeve says it serves as a reminder that "you are a part of us and we are a part of you." Egwene's braid is a coming-of-age symbol bestowed upon her by the Women's Circle of Two Rivers.Note her red ring and ensemble, as there are numerous societies among the Aes Sedai, each distinguished by a color. Early in the episode, we meet Liandrin (Kate Fleetwood) as she captures (and tortures) an unknown man who claims to be able to touch the One Power. Moraine isn't the only member of the Aes Sedai in pursuit of the Dragon Reborn.It's no Game of Thrones, but this take on Wheel of Time is both hornier and more violent than fans of the books might expect.
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